Bonnie Doty is a detail-oriented biomedical equipment technician seeking a position. She has over 7 years of experience providing equipment repair, inspection, calibration, and maintenance services across multiple facilities. Her skills include calibrations, preventative maintenance, equipment modifications, troubleshooting, and recalls. She is also knowledgeable in areas such as teamwork, customer service, records keeping, and computer/communication skills.

1. Bonnie Doty
7573 El Camino Grande • San Angelo • TX 76904
Cell: (325) 262-3636
bonnie.g.doty@gmail.com
Summary:
Detail oriented biomedical equipment technician with South Plains Biomedical
Services. Exceptional skills include calibrations, preventative maintenance, and
repairs. Also knowledgeable in modifications, troubleshooting, and equipment
recalls.
Key Qualifications
 Team player
 Diligent
 Self-motivated
 Quick learner
 Reliable
 Customer service
 Records keeping
 Organization
 Computer skills
 Communication skills
 Research
 Equipment evaluations
Experience
South Plains Biomedical Services February 2015 – Present
 Provides equipment repair, inspection, and calibration services for 137 facilities within a
300 mile radius of the local South Plains Biomedical Services office.
 Instructed lower level Biomedical Equipment Technicians (BMETs) on the proper
calibration and preventative maintenance procedures for several pieces of equipment,
increased shop productivity and shop knowledge.
 Provided quality assurance inspection services for facilities inspected by lower level
BMETs, corrected discrepancies found, and alleviated customer’s concerns.
 Trained shop personnel on the proper electrical safety procedures per NFPA 99 and
manufacturer’s instructions.
Goodfellow Air Force Base March 2014 – February 2015
 Installed, inspected, calibrated, repaired, and modified 587 pieces of equipment valued at
$309,766 supporting healthcare for approximately 13,000 military personnel.
 Coordinated installation of new dental lights with facilities management; 14 lights
installed valued at $35,000
 Performed product recalls on all pieces of equipment, coordinating with manufacturers,
equipment custodians, and maintenance staff to keep all equipment functioning properly.
 Completed upgrade and recall on all 24 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) on
base and updated points of contact for the Public Automated Defibrillator (PAD)
program.
 Responded to emergency power outage. Connected seven refrigerators and freezers in
laboratory, pharmacy, and immunizations to generators. Ensured continued operation and
fueling of generators, preventing loss of a significant amount of medication and products.

2. Elmendorf Air Force Base January 2009 – March 2014
 Installed, inspected, repaired, calibrated, and modified 4.800 pieces of equipment in a 55
bed hospital valued at $48 million, supporting healthcare for approximately 166,000
personnel and ensured safety of 1,300 employees.
 Supported 12 military installations in and around Alaska, ensuring availability of 2,000
pieces of equipment for patient care.
 Troubleshot and maintained four sterilizers in the operating room valued at $281,150.
Dramatically reduced contract costs.
 Led urgent device alert for 179 infusion pumps in the medical facility. Updated software
and prevented medication delivery error.
 Maintained two plasma sterilizers in the facility valued at $100,000 each. Slashed
maintenance costs by $6,000.
 Arranged on-site repair of $56,000 portable x-ray unit. Coordinated service, minimalized
downtime, and increased capability by 33%.
Additional Duties
 Oversaw HAZMAT program. Tracked 74 items and disposed of 1,500 pounds of
hazardous waste. Zero discrepancies during four annual inspections.
 Headed infection control program. Ensured proper infection control standards for 17
assigned personnel.
 Coordinated return of items to manufacturers and found alternate sources of repair; 73
units returned, saved shop maintenance $18,000 in repair costs.
 Purged 4,000 obsolete equipment data files. Ensured proper accountability and
documentation. Increased shop efficiency by 15%.
 Conducted safety training for 13 section safety monitors. Staff safeguarded from potential
electrical hazards and ensured continuum of care.
 Trainer- trained 17 personnel on four different pieces of equipment improving shop
productivity by 20%.
Education
 DOD Biomedical Equipment Technician School, Sheppard Air Force Base, TX:
completed 96 credits, January 2008- February 2009
 Wayland Baptist University, Anchorage, AK: Completed 6 credits in pursuit of Associate
of Applied Science degree through the Community College of the Air Force, February-
May 2012
 Central Texas College, Anchorage, AK: Completed 6 credits in pursuit of Associate of
Applied Science degree through the Community College of the Air Force, July- August
2013
 Advanced Sterilization Systems Course: became certified to work on plasma sterilization
unit, April 2013
 Advanced Field Medical Support Systems Course, Sheppard Air Force Base; gained
knowledge on usage, maintenance, and repair of field equipment such as generators and
oxygen generators. May 2010
 Newport HT50 Ventilator Course, Costa Mesa, CA: two day class to become certified in
calibration and repair of the HT50 transport ventilator, May 2009